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Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
The Pope on McGIynn.

The following IL the text Of the letter
reoeived by Archbishop OorrigAn on
Saturday from the Pope, relative to the
attitude and doctrines OF DIR. McGlypn:
ITO our Venerable Brother, Michael
Augustine Oorrigan, Archbishop Of
New York:
VENERABLE BROTHER: Health and
the Apostolic benediotion. Your letter
dated the ID Of April last has reached
us. In which you lament the contums-
ctOus dteObedlence of y priest, one Of
your subjects, not only toward yourself,
but also toward this Apostolic Bee, ~ d
nnxiously seek to tring before the &C.
preme tribunal of our authority II Q
false doctrines con oerning the rig Ito Of
property disseminated by him amor Z
the people, In newspapers and public
assem- blies.
1--WE, therefore, NOV cd by these your
words, expressed to US with just grief
| OF heart and In the conscientious dis
| charge OF duty, have accurately con.
sidered the whole series Of facts from
the beginning, and have especially
sscn with com mendatlon your hrmness
Joined with signal charity. 1t has
been indeed . great grief to rs to see
rebollion which has arisen against your
authority In your city through the
deeds of some, their oraftily devised
Vaccinations and the open conspiracy
OF factious men.
"And our anguish has been all the
greater since, from Information lately
there are some others of the clergy i'm.
bued with the doctrines Of this priest,
who have not hesitahd to adhere tC
him, although the clergy generally oil
the whole diocese and the greater and
better part Of the lsity gladly remain
with unchanged will In faithful obedi
epce and loyalty to you.
"Is 10 indeed grateful to rs and ap'
proved BY us that you have labored 4
crush ere they sprang up the viciouI
seeds Of doctrines scattered under pre-
text of helping the masses. Nor 10
less to your praise that with long suffer
ing and patience you have not ceased
with watohful industry to calm proud
and restless spirits, although they hav,
not refrained from ISLANDERS against yol
and this Apostolic See.
ut 10 fitting that whom you shoult
be OF good heart, and with unwAverinI
firmness apply all your siren 9Th to tn
work Of the salvation OF souls and Il
defending the sAnctity OF faith and dis
! cipline. Nevertheless, led by Christian
= charity, you will leave nothing untrie
. that with paternal benevolencs 20
: may embrace those who are deceived b
; this new doctrine, II they return
wiser Counsels.
1--WE, however, will never permit an
= Injury to your good name and diRuit!
much less to the authority of this Apo
! tolic Soc, and We will not fail to mall
known to you through the sacred col
!. | aregstioR Of the Propaganda timel
\ measures Tor the correction of rebellion
= meantime, We earnestly pray Il
y God Of consolation that He will conso
you, venerable brother, tried by
many caree, and as q pledge of His
vine favor and proof Of orr apeci
. affection for you We lovingly besto
= upon you, the clergy and the poop
committed to your care, the Apostol
% bsnsdic.ion
u "Given at Rome, At ST. Peters, 4,
: the 4th day of May, 1887, in the ten
. year Of our pontifcste.
"LEo P. P. XIII. "
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
81 was taken sick o year ago
with hiliou, fever"


with bilious fever"
"My doctor pronounced me cured, but
| got sick again, with terrible pans IN
my back and sides, and got 30 Dad
Could not move!
| shrunk!
From 22S lbs. to 100! had been doc
toring for my liver, but 1t did no good, 1
did not expect to live more than three
months. began TO use Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned, my ps'ns
left me, my entire system seemed re .eWeu as
il by magi', and after using several bottles, !
am not only as sound rs sovereign, Dut weiRh
more than did before To Hop bi''erS owe
Dublin, June 8, 80. Il. FIrzrAThick'
CHATTER II.
i ''Ma,den, Mass, Feb. /, 1886. Gentlemen
suffered with attacks OF sick headache.
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years In
the most terrible and excruciating man
liner.
No medicine or doctor could give mt
relief or cure, until used Hop Bitters
"rhe first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me as we'll and stronl
as when a child,
"And have been 30 to this day."
My husband was an iAvalid for twent.
years with serious
"Kidney, liver and urinary complaint
pronounced by Boston's best phys
lcians-"Incurable!'
Seven bottles of your Bitters cured hin
and know of the
'Lives of eight persons"
In my neighborhoOd that have bee
saved by your Bitters.
And many more are using them wit
tgreat benefit. "They almost do mirsc'esa
i -MRs. E. d. SLACK.
| How TO GET SIGK.-Expose yourself ds
land night, eat to, much without exercise
WORK too hard without rest, doctor all II
!, time; take all the vile nostrums advertised
and then you want to KIN
I How TO GET WELL.-which Is answered
; three words-Take Hop Bltters.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
THIRD EDITION.


Y
pessponed hon last Monday, came up
esfceo the NuuicipAl Court shis morn
Ing: 4eun vaa represented by Francis
l. elsegs 1sq., end Patrick Currap
~ A0oe1n HARRINGTON, Esq. Deputy
osatea Attorney General Turner ap
peareA foe the State A large number
OF Witnesses from the ueiehborhood Of
Ninth street End WoodlAwn avenue
Wego present.
The sestimony was very much mixed
1ps ~ the burthen of It ran against
Patrick CusrAn ~ the real offender
John 4ahoney testified that he came
along past the 6snn residence about
O'Clock on Sunday night on his way
homo nom work, and saw Curran III
The yAcd trying to get In the house.
While there Seam and his wife and
1sridgot Duncan came home, when
words oneued between Curran, Sem
and Tie women From words blows
followed 0aun hHss striking Currsn,
when Oursnn knocked him down, sno
draving . knife cut 6enn under To.
esan sAen draw his pistol and fred 81
CurrAn but missed bim, and the bullet
vent into John Mahoney's left leg
Bird lot Duncan testified to about the
O00AC h0ot0e ouu usotOo bhob OuAADh "ss
unWilNn9to ieave the place. and ever
came ba0k after Mahoney had pushed
him away.
DIR. Hmith Cooper testified to dressing
0enn's knife vound on the following
Monday morning. Mary Poland, re
siding next door. testified TO the ba
conduct of Curran. She saw the Who'll
affair. and said Senn's cut bled 8
lreelv that everything around wa
Bloody.
hrlsf ArRsnepts were made by tn
attorneys, Mr.. Turner, for the STATE
making the point that Curran was th
real offender, a. he had NO bushes
there. As to Ssnn. he had no right
carry . pistol. He (Turner) ha
sravaled through the city at Ill houi
of the night and never yet needed
pistol Judge Cummins said he though
he understood the case thoroughly, an
both OurrAn and Sem were to blam
6enn had no business to use pistol an
OuIran had no business on the premise
He fined each OF them $25 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

Hoy Lee, jointless, IS cts.
Tuck Lee, fancy, IS cents.
Royal Linton, white, 45c
Ching Ling, white, as cts.
Lung Wing, damask, 50
cents.
Altogether the right place
to buy mattings.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
A Com .ract for Life.

Mr.. NJ 4: r4oses, the correspondent
Of the New York and Chicago Sporting
and Theat'. toAl journal. IN speaking OF
MT. Allied Mcdowell, Of the sMugRs'
L1n5 ..ng Co. )" said he IL the funniest
of r.il comedians and the highest sala
ried man In his line of business, and OF
Miss Frances Bishop, he said she Is the
most precious jewel on the American
stage, q credit TO her parents, aud Will
be before many weeks q Gods eift TO
the treasurtr OF the Madison Square
Garden in New York City, the CONTRACT
being for life,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

Quite q large mum oef y
prasent at the launeul
Stickney' IS new steam "a
day, from the ways q
Hollingswogth oompsi
neg, q piece Of the cwu
usual bottIo Of wine, an
the Sus2uehsnna, IS sne
watery nome. ms isun
the Charge Of n. Il psa
amongst tho visitor, Te'
Constructor I. d, Wilso1
structor Philip Hiic6 Oo.a
! States navy. AID cipl!s
| Norton. of the Marine III
The launch was s c3hl
The nav yacht measure,
ali ITO feet, on the Talsr
| beam, % feet depth o, !
1t will be supplied WIN
sion, turface.eo ndenlln9iI
boiler, products Of the u !,
| linssworth Company ~
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
A COGt ExpIOdaa

While pStrolman Cross was going his
rounds on Saturday he came across q
coat which he commenced to inspect t..
Running his cane down into one of the
pockets, match lighted and discharged
a package of powder. The explosion was
of such force as to break the officers cane
which he valued at $l.50. He made no
farther inspection and left the coat lying
In yery demoralized condition.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
DR., j. MElLER'S
VEGETABLE
XPECTO R AN I.

Thfs Invaluable Medicine Is ao
rnoW iedged BY the thousands TO be The
Hest CoHgh Msdleine In In. the ,s world
Ira sm1Stieu Of the Threat AND Mouth,
Ehooy1ng Cough, Canker, kasn, &C, there
ts no medicine nowin use that has performed
more cure5. -
.rai substa noe; IL is also FREQ from laudanum
y. anu Ills. il may DO taken at any time with
Serfsct safety. Sold by all aruggts!s; Sbc
And q . bottle. Il. MORO Al q sONS'
SSOn.. providence, X.
n. Aoynes' Ar abfan Balsain 1s un.
.aa1aied Ior Olouo. Try 1t. 26c. and 81. at
sg4uEs.Ss marloowdm
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
A KunawaV

A team belonelrS ~
Newbold ran away away, MI
Ads streets . 'le,a',1 II
forenoon. In ra.sloii
the rel ns, and was . .no,,
q shsde tree with =, ' ao /
was compelled to lie LEI a. so1
the tea In rushed on .,, w
making M the lime i, ~s,, with
was finally caught ugh. a st,ss
yards over Market ''''I
ont damage.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
1 Write This

Token of the great appreciation l have
of your
" Bitters. was afflicted
With infiammatory rheumatism J
for nearly
Seven years, and no medicine seemed
to do me any
Good =!
Until tried two bottles of Hop Bitters,
and to my surprise | am as well to day
as ever was. l Hope
"You may have abundant success"
In this great and"
Valuable medicine:
Anyone y wishing to know more
;ab ut my cure?
Can learn by addressing me. Z. NJ.
Williams, 1888 10th street, Wash. d.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

Five years ago broke down with kid
ney and liver complaint and rheumatism.
Since then / have been unable to be
about at all. My liver became hard like
wood; my limbs were pulled up and filled
with water.
All the best physicians agreed that moth
ing could cure me. resolved to try Hep
Bitters; have used seven bottles; the
hardness has all gone from my liver, the
swelling from my limbs, and it has worked
a miracle in my case; otherwise ] would
have been now IN my grave.
j. W. MoREY, Buffalo, Oct. /, 1884.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
CalNSumrT IvN

An old physician T t,s Ss1
having hsd placed IN i ,drn M
India missionary The lof'e nv
yepetabie remedy 'or Ino ri
nent euro OF UOneulnp i,ot III
tayrh, Asthas and 81, AZ
Affections, also a posi' ~ iii
for Nervous Debility ",iu astsed|
plants. after ha " sand
curative powers IN ' n,nve M
felt it his duty to maAV I'D
suffer Ing follows. a. NUM-
and 6 desire TO reileso a IN n
win send free OF cnsrEo' t =.
this recipe, iu tfern ,au inrepa
with full directions i9' dIess n
Sent by mail by s W a. M
naming this paper. w. n NJ
er's Block. Rochester Az
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
Fifth EDIT
Dots,

On Saturday night n, al,
c S.a about one ni M, ~
IRON, ! tho government ba, nT
t DO took to the Brandyuwa,,Hcaa s
street s,rss :, bridge. and placed "sd'
Hance's Granules po,I
pound or Mandral a ps ,uop
ache, biliousnoss, &c o a
liable, and emo ned by I br.
n ~, Taylor l. uI no.
Hipg street. fa
A strawberry fes,iva, ,,
morrow, "Wednesday . va,
Evenings, BY the L.oiss,
society Of the Oiy.t
Church. 'e'
Casper Frederick has hal
increased from SO to Sir.
Patrick McClosRey has bss,
pension from Deem Der, y ~
The meeting called hi
League for yesterday afts,11l
held, ON accoun. Of ,hers
persons present.
DR.. Lafayette Marks oh
omaha attending the Ms
General Assembly Ct the 81 ,
OhuIch, expects to be absen
month. '''''
Tho repairs to the stsano,
gan were completed on n,
the boat started for Bapso'
1890 O'Clock that evening
/ Warwick CAstle NoS
tended divine service a,
K Chapel yesterday morn
ened to . sermon by The p,1
Al the meeting Of the b.
Club to night, several pro1
Nom bership will be actsd
more propositions are eyptd
The Delaware Field CI1
High School nine last Sal,
game OF base bali, with
Is.
l. John Bwitxer, secretu
IUrbana Wine Comm
CHARLES j. II. Beckett,
this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

THIS mornings News has an item
saying the called meetings OF the Irish
Land League were not held yesterday,
owing to the small numbers present
Allow me to con,radict the statement,
SO far as St. Peters Branch Ia coacern-
I'd. We had an interesting meeting,
and enough business WAS transacted to
keep the ball rolling towards the liberty
OF ireland. u. MoCLosKBY,
Secretary Branch SCI.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23

Outrage ferpetrated BY
A close search OF the Cd
Bryn Mawr has failed 10
assailAnt who Is said to bah
robbed John r. Lanah.u,
Park street, on Friday a'teI
Mr.. LanahAu, who is 10
states shat late on the aild
toned he vas on bis way
mont to Bryn Mawr, aid
road and when he Was .
than half way past MOI
lighttkinned negro sprai
him without warning, Gao
the throat and dragged bill
the trees.
The pegre beat him ab
with the handle OF a lara
after which he de.iberatsl
ILanahan's clothing, and
his hands and feet, donred
apparel himseif, leaving
the shirt and hat. He tbd
. stick and beat tie youus
lily about tho body, ifter
the string binding Lara
and, threatening him will
should make any cutlery,
Later In the evening |
This way to william Pyle
mile distant. Mr.. Pyle, vi
ldrove the young man toI
where the police were %
gent search vas instituted
at once.
| On returning to bis n
bore marks abCnt hls thl
THAT cotrobora;ed bis stae
ceivinz the wounds, veg
tploye OF Farmer Wang
.iplace sdjo!ns Hon Wsyn
farm, stated thst on IAar
he drove q negro answer
ants description from u
1.-The barn where tie iElr
sleeping.
As nearly rs could ce
Rro's course YVES IN the q
the assault Is ctscFioed
,lcurred. The appearance
= and the light color Of ms
. and sight chin beard, ha
y the Idea that the tusitl'eA
la wanted for the tauiu
ntGriffin.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
Playing Deteo.

John B. Bates, a E ssl
man who entered u, deteca
hush bu money for a "t ,Se 4
The latter ordered ,,a,,, a reyd
ened to shoot. M VII ' fasta
wi he summoned a',lr n escs
time the blackmaii'' /
omen window. ~
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
Lost.

On Friday afternoon on Fourth street,
near Harrison street, "a silk wrap was seen
picked up by man. The finder would
confer favor on the owner by returning
. the same TO this Office and receive re-
ward.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
RepubilCan Maaring.

The Republicans of the Ninth ward
are called to meet on Tuesday evening
Of the Old Academy, Ninth Ward, at 8
o'clook 10 nominate q candidate for
Council In that ward.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
AlmOet Q Runaway.

Abous 11.3O O'Clock on Saturday
plight, while Joseph Stock ie's carriase
was atapding IN front q ~. Satn ,s s& sna,
on King street bsiow InlIo: the morse
teok fright and started off up King
street, bus was caught just before reach
ing Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
4 silver W cd ding.

EIrzImtien Of X. sopdheimer and
HAho, their fIiends TO attend thei,
.pcar zhs ,edding anniversary last even
u thro wn ,eir residence, GIT West Ftftn
nd crosheas responded to by twenty -four
m NO, The presents were worry costly
-, 80 iumerc us, con Stating for tie greater
~ mart of useful and ornamental silver
ware. The presents OF lie sized cray
ous Of his parents from their Oldest Son
WAS q genuine surprise.
laMorris Faber. the acting Jewish
Rabbi in this city, made happy and
ongratulafory speech, which was well
received. The unique cards accom-
papy wing the presents contained su2ges
tive notices OF exalted friendship. One
motto, from Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Meyers, bore the following inscription
ssMay your lives how as smooth as
river OF oil, and may no shadow din
your brow"
The refreshments were abundant, auc
the best that the market cIuld AFFORD
Mr. Somdheimer was married In 1862
He came to this city in 1866, and for l
wears kept o clothing store BIT Secont
and Market streets. He then moved u
Third and Market, where he has beer
successfully engaged in the ciothin
business Q years more. He has CHI;
dren, 6 living, the Oldest son, being z
years OF age
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
M ARKIAGES,

INDEPENDENTLY 18th, 1887. At sb'
BsmbreY street, by Rev. Robcrt Graham
Andrea White and l. .uisa Il. Y Dung, both
st Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
The weather.

Tomorrow promises to be from fair
to cloudy, with stationary temperature.
Similar conditions will likely prevail
ON Wednesday, with perhaps light
showers In different sections near the
coast.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
Hass ban.

sfM Pa 49, 1ous
Tue following games were played
yssessday:
st. Louis-St Louis, 8; Brooklyn, 9.
Observation-Disclosures, II; Balti-
more, 2.
Louisville-Loaisville 8; Metropoli.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
Observation-Disclosures, 4; Chi
Boston-Boston, 16; Indianapolis. 8.
New York-New York, q; Pitts
burg, 3.
Washington-washinRton. 2; De-
frcit, 4.
Cleveland, Is; Athletic, IL
Observation-Disclosures, 4; balti-
acknowledgements, 8; Metropoli-
81. Louis-St. Louis, II; Brooklyn, 9
A lent1wn-AlienJOwn. 10; Altoons,1 d.
W likes Observation-Disclosures, 10; Brad
saranson-sorapson. Z; williams
Reading-R ssdinG. 10; Johnstown, 9.
NOTE.
The Excelsior base ball club of thif
city defeated the May flower nine Satur
day af;ernodhn by score OF ~ 10 4
Bogia's pitching Was very effective Al c
b,s sup1set LAS good. The Excslsio
fhe rsisgtoe5 olto receive challenges iron
iss--ssssS, theh}.. fe me befs ate under i
Buzz tAddreas J. Yates, mana
SundjVe Ssventh street.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
VIM, b.SHARP eco,
Fourth and Market SIS,

We've a great bargain lnl
Maraboo Plaids. Thin goods
for summer wear, fine and
sheer, in a great variety oil
patterns and colorings; re-
duced from 90 to I2l cents. |
Sunshades and Parasols in |
great variety; plain, lace tops
and satin lined-all colo,ings
and the newest shapes--So]
cents to 81. Children's, Isl
cents TO $3.50.
Four styles fancy scrim,
interviewer with turcoman,
| in colors, reduced from 20
to IS cents.
Double faced cotton plush,
small figures, new patterns,
for window hansings, IS
lcents a yard.
| Ladiss' Muslin Underwear
lin full assortment and only
in good material and work.
manship--no OF her kind
here.
Drawers, Chem;se and
Corset covers from IS cents
.lup.
| Night gowns from sos. up
i Reform suits, 81 to So.
i Little boys suits; most o.
|. Tours have the patent waist
band, which is about as COCO
la thing to hold a boy as We
know of; all much reduce
to make room for tall suits
LIB years to IA years.
StripeSklrts of seersuckel
land skirting; the best made
?. land best locking we've had
lall in good liberal sizes; full
/ length and width.
? Seersu3ker; plain, 5 pleats
!. loo cents.
i Skirting; grey and white
,. pleat. IS cents.
Seersucker; pleats, bia
Is heads, SIS cents.
Skirting; grey and white
o'Sr|, rleats, with bias headin
10 10 I97 teLts.
a Skirting; black and gre,
2 pleats, bias heading, 81.
nd Skirting; dark blues an
i dark browns, 5 pleats, bia
n heading, SI.25.
5nr Another lot of ladies' fin
~ silk stockings, in blacks an
~, colors The best silk stock
on ,ings this season tor the pric
Ishl So cents from 81.
e sIi Silk Tafeta Gloves; Ia,
.m0.|you seen them? IS cen
'ne from so cents.
e9gpr: A closed lot of cream nat
y a crinkled seersucker. just ii
thing tor a good, cheap, h
, 'rs weather dress. Youth fiji
, 3 !; they will make up well, te
ondI8 cents from rs.
{ 10 Crazy crepes; a era
ting II 4, name; all the same, we ,
: "a duce them to a crazy pri
blacks, blues anG oiowns.
j.. , to I21 from 10.
iaxs French Satines; a new
o osss, with fine figures on bia
ling 1.-THE best yet,
Wash hannels for Iadi
. dresses Or wrappers in
livery pretty assortment
r icolors; in plaids and strip
u. hot weather ilannels, serv
1ns and comfort, so cents.
, SSss About 1000 Turkish tt
s t%ss els that will go out qui
min. different colors, in figu
' n9,n and stripes. Fancy TURK
,s sss Towels for either bath nc
i. un. or parlor or both, IS cel
q I'm at think of it.
]. These reduced buck
back towels; you'll ne
s Go. find better; so from so Gel
) II Are you fixing up
= ! s s house with mating this s
8 8 81 sop? Here's the place, tn
IA 'Saa Our mating comes dir
:oa7e. with no middlemen's pro
sss5:S5 gives q better chance t.
100. lever for low prices. The
staS2l lots here to select rom.
81 &C scould cover the road Fl
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

sUMMER Law LECTURES (nine
,xeetly) begin IA July, 1851. and end I'm
Sentamber. Have proved of signal use,-ist
~ this or other Law School; ID. TO those who
mr. pose to read privatsiy: and 81. 70 prac,
sanstematic instruction. For circular apply
saP. o. University OF Val to lliN MlSoH
PROF. Com, and Stat. Law. pl3-eoG-lmSw
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
sale of HOT

webster s oCo svars'
another sale OF 81 s0@ Taurl
At Hooke.sin on and Of
wish good horses is,,saIsrs
aale. For par'ss,oinmss
J ment In another COZ
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
State OF the Tempersturo

State OF tho Temperature
a the REPUBLICAN o4fioe t. day in the
shade:
z O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
40 8Oc SO
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
I.GcurssoE

EGcurssoG.
Grace Churca Sunday scbool will Rn
&c Cape Nav on steamer Republic, on
Thursday, Ju2e IS, leaving Fourth
etthet wharfn o'clock. Committee
OF arransemen's: Esnry q. Downward,
FranE w. Heisler, Waltar Butler, Iuo
W Diefehdorf, g 81. d. Cam, Vim.
81. Cory. WIN L Tod ], W, G. Fsrra,
Win. Ii. Billany, Cbarlas T. Bowers.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-07-27
DIED:

In New Orleans, on Friday, July 22d,
1887, ABNER P. READMAN, a native of
Rapidcs Parish.
Deceased was we'll and favorably known
here, and was man of many manly traits.
The following concerning his demise, we
clip from the Times Democrat: Mr.. Abner
2. Rcadman died Friday night, and was
buried yesterday, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Readman made his last trip on the
John d. Scully for MIR. Thomas Crawford,
who was sick. He complained of having
suffered much on the trip from heat, and
on Wednesday he was Frustrated, diving
Friday night. Mr.. Rcadman began on
the river in 1857 as steersman, and has
been plotting in Rcd river ever since.
For over ten years he was with Capt. Dick
Sinnott, on the Bart Able, Jesse K. Bell,
Laura Lee and other boats in the Grand
Ecore trade, and has always ueen rated
as one Of the best Of Red river pilots Mr..
Readman leaves wife but no children,
and was member in good standing of
the Legion of Honor. The following gen.
tlemen served as pail bearers at the func-
raj which was largely attended: w. S.
Crawford, Paul Holloway, Richard Vena-
bles, DIR. s. E. Hale, VIM. Gillen, and
Harry Atkinson. The flags of all the
boats yesterday were lowered to half
mast as token of respect.
In Red River Parish, after a short illness,
on the Goth of June, 1887, MARY E. CAMP
BELL, wife of j. D. Murphy, and only
child of S. G. Campbell.
This most estimable lady was reared in
Rapitlcs, and at the time Of her death was
81 years of age. Peace to her ashes